Lucky Charms Gluten Free Cereal with Marshmallows, Resealable Cereal Pouch, 3.1 oz

The oat bits and marshmallows are a great flavor combo and I love singing the Lucky Charms song while I eat. Anyone throwing shade because of the sugar content in this cereal can go look at every other marketed food product, which is pumped full of insulin-spiking sugars. Eat this treat in moderation, of course, but enjoy it because it is an enjoyable food with a relatively low calorie count (not in the proportions I eat it, though). As for this nonsense regarding Trisodium Phosphate (TSP), TSP is a common food additive and is safe for consumption. You know what else is a heavy duty cleaning product? Water. Baking Soda. Vinegar. All consumable. I can't stand this ingredient fear-mongering, but I digress... Lucky Charms captures the feeling of growing up in the 80s and 90s when you would unleash a giant bowl of sugary cereal upon your stomach while watching Saturday morning cartoons. I wouldn't eat this every day, but on the days I do, it really is a treat. Eating this cereal hearkens back to the times when I could rest secure in the knowledge that hotdogs were healthy and a great breakfast consisted of 97% simple carbohydrates.

I love lucky charms but unfortunately I cannot support this brand due to their negligence and use of dyes. There is no point to adding dyes. They do not add flavor. Use natural dyes. Or no dyes. We live in the era of pastel and subtle tones. Kids love beige (lol). Make your cereal sexy instead of deathly. Red 40, blue 1, yellow 5 and 6 are literally killing our kids, stunting their abilities to grow (mentally and physically). We want a smart nation so let's get rid of harmful dyes! Please! yall would be leading the charge. And have lots of support.